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This page provides an index of templates used within Wikipedia, many of which convey messages; they are grouped into topic-specific headings. For information on what templates are, and how the template namespace is intended to be used, see WP:Template namespace. For information on template use and development, see Help:Template. For the project team looking after templates on Wikipedia, see WP:WikiProject Templates.

For navigation templates rather than notices, see WP:Navigation templates. For stub templates (used to flag articles as incomplete and needing significant expansion), see WP:WikiProject Stub sorting/Stub types. For some examples of message templates, see WP:Template index/Examples. For examples of combined message boxes, see WP:Template index/Cleanup/Verifiability and sources Combined message boxes.

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If you cannot find the template you are looking for, please click on the section headers that seem most relevant, since there may be templates for a particular usage covered on the detailed pages, but not listed in the table below.

If you still cannot find the template you need, you can request it on Wikipedia:Requested templates. For help on creating templates, see Help:Template or contact a user who has identified themself as an adept template coder. Note that in order to maintain consistent design of templates, there have been significant discussions about a variety of templates at both Template talk:Ambox and Wikipedia talk:Talk page templates.

Before placing cleanup templates on a page, it is worthwhile to cast a critical eye over the page to determine whether or not you can make the improvements easily, thus eliminating the need for a tag.

Weasel words are words and phrases aimed at creating an impression that something specific and meaningful had been said, when in fact only a vague or ambiguous claim has been communicated. Phrases such as "some say", "many scholars believe", "it is widely thought", "many are of the opinion" etc. are example of weasel terms.For more information see WP:WEASEL.

There are different access levels available for different user groups. So, for instance, a manager will have the option of adding new employees, while employees will only be able to view the directory. The Team Wikitemplate is an internal tool, so all the accounts are added by the administrator(s) and invited to the platform as part of their relevant user group.

One of the positional parameters ({{{2}}}), the 'Japanese' referred to in the error message or ({{{3}}}) is required for proper operation of this template. Articles with these errors are collected in Category:Nihongo template errors (0).

Note: a Wikipedia template is encapsulated in double curly brackets, with its name followed by parameters and values separated by pipes. Here, the parameters are unnamed and absent, and the template is named "mul", which gives {{mul||||}}

There are many different types of templates that fulfill different purposes. Templates like infoboxes or citations promote a uniform style on the wiki, while others are used in tandem to structure a single page, such as the main page.

Template pages are created and modified using the source editor. Most templates can be added, or transcluded, on pages while using any editor interface, but complicated templates may be easier to work with in the source editor. Editing a transcluded template will update how it appears on all of the pages where the template is transcluded.

New Fandom communities have a set of ready-to-use default templates. You can view a complete list of templates on any community by going to Special:AllPages and selecting "Template" from the namespace dropdown menu.

Once you've figured out what templates you have to work with, you can begin thinking about how to use them in their most basic form. The instructions are slightly different depending on the editor interface:

Many templates also feature parameters. Think of these like variables. Different pages can use the same template with different values for each parameter. Depending on the template, this can alter the template's text or the way the template is designed.

Let's take Template:Wikipedia as an example. This template is designed for pages that use content from a Wikipedia page; it creates a box with a link to the Wikipedia page. Adding just {{Wikipedia}} assumes that the page on Wikipedia has the exact same name as the page the template is being used on. However, if the two page names are different, we can use a parameter to alter the link. Adding {{Wikipedia|Microsoft}} ensures that the link will point to Wikipedia's "Microsoft" page. VisualEditor provides options for setting parameter values when adding a template or clicking on it in the editor.

A different way to use a template is to substitute its content into the page. Template substitution can only be done in source editor by changing the code to {{subst:TemplateName}}. Once the page is saved, the link to the template is replaced by the template's output.

Editing the template will not update the content that was substituted into the page. Think of substitution like a cookie-cutter: if you use a cookie cutter to make a few cookies and then change the shape of the cookie cutter, the cookies you already made will not change their shape. (see also Help:Purge)

This is where documentation comes in. Many complex templates often have a documentation section, added using {{documentation}}. The documentation of a template is useful to provide instructions on how to use the template, its parameters, and also examples of a template. It can also have mw:Help:TemplateData to aid you when using VisualEditor.

Most basic templates are designed using wikitext, the same code used on pages. However, advanced wikitext templates can appear too complicated to read and slow down the pages they're used on. In these cases, Lua is an alternative option. While coding in Lua can appear daunting at first, Lua-based templates perform faster than their wikitext counterparts and can be easier to read and understand. The Fandom Developers Wiki maintains a list of Global Lua Modules designed to replace or enhance common wikitext templates; some of these global modules are available on new communities as well.

Contributors throughout Fandom have made all different kinds of templates. It is often simpler to copy an existing template and modify it for your needs rather than create one from scratch. In most cases, you are free to copy templates from other Fandom wikis based on the shared CC-BY-SA license. Giving credit to the community from which you copied the template is vital.

There is no such word in English language as "nutritionalvalue" and therefore the concocted word "nutritionalvalue" is not verifiable, not notable and flat out nonsense. Additionally, this is just an incomplete template that servers no purpose and it is misleading in its current state as any nutritional amounts are only "recommended" and not absolute amounts and as such should be supported by sources and references and should indicate if they are RDI for male, female, child, infant, etc.--Mike Sorensen 00:05, 21 November 2006 (UTC)Reply[reply]

Templates can be reframed as Context-Free Grammar rules, in which the text serves as terminal symbols and the slots as non-terminals.[Note 2] For this reason, templates are at least as expressive as CFG-based systems, which are known to cover most (but not all) phenomena of language. The difference between the two lies in the initial lack of pretension of the designers of a template system to use any intermediate linguistic representations for the task of NLG, but in fact - as a template system grows and becomes domain-independent - it may acquire templates which resemble a formal grammar of the target language.

In the following we present the proposed template language syntax for Wikifunctions, first as in free-text description, and subsequently using formal notation as a CFG, and as a logical model rendered diagrammatically.[Note 3].

The optional conditionalFunction part, which may be repeated by separating it from the previous function via a pipe symbol, specifies a conditional function invocation that takes, in addition to the given arguments, the result of the invocation before the pipe symbol. In other words, it is a function that takes a list of lexemes and returns a modified list of lexemes. Some possible usages are:

The reason for this syntax, rather than simple composition of functions, is to increase readability of the template, as the main invocation part should clearly indicate the type of rendered result we expect in the slot. Without this syntactic sugar, one could embed one function within the other, yielding {ConditionalFunction(invocation, conditional_arguments)} or add a conditional layer on top of (sub-)template selection so as to be able to process such preconditions.

A core element of the template language are the function invocations within the slots. These function invocations should return either lexemes (paradigms of inflected forms associated with grammatical features, similar to Wikidata lexemes) or partially-specified syntactic trees of lexemes, where the root lexeme of each sub-tree is minimally given.

The core functions of the template language, however, return single lexemes. These core functions will be written by Abstract Wikipedia contributors, so there is no closed list. Examples of functions that, upfront or over time, may be considered as core functions may be:

One may want to add comments to a template or element of a template. In the current specification, there are no separate annotation fields for the elements. If desired, any implementation can add provision for comments like comments in code are added: you can place them anywhere in the specification, preceded with a suitable reserved character(s). This reserved string depends on the implementation where the template specifications are stored; e.g., with // comment here, as used in the CFG specification above, % comment here, or . For instance, in Wikifunctions, comments are also shown on the function's pate, which could also be adopted for templates, or another additional interface component. ff782bc1db